Re: idea for struts actions

Dan Allen ([email protected]) wrote:

> > Now you can use the struts tags to make the login form and you can
> > execute an action.
> 
> Crap, this won't work since you are saving the page where the user
> came from and if it is not the loginPage then you take them to it,
> skipping the path to the /Login action that is requested in the
> configuration file.

Found a way around it, have the default form page be an action to,
move the SAVED_REQUEST_URL to another session variable that security
filter doesn't know about, do the login and then redirect the user
using that saved request.  All I am doing is allowing an Action to
do stuff after security filter is done, so as to clean up a prepare
for the user's session.  If this was not the intent of
securityfilter, that doesn't really bother me since this works for
what I need.  I want to be able to put more information in the user
session when they login and this is working for me.

Dan

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